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Courtesy of the Gloucester Daily Times A newly released book, “The Tragic Sinking of Gloucester’s Patriot” by maritime historian and retired U.S. Coast Guard Capt. W. Russell Webster, sheds light on the mysterious and sudden sinking of the fishing vessel about 15 miles east of Gloucester just after 1 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 3, 2009. […]
I was thrilled to be asked to appear on The Writer’s Block with John Ronan to discuss my upcoming book “The Tragic Sinking of Gloucester’s Patriot” (coming May 2022). You can watch my interview below, premiering February 3, 2022. John Ronan is the producer and host of The Writer’s Block with John Ronan, a television […]
Captain W. Russell Webster appears on Confident Communication with Molly McPherson where he discusses the behind the scenes of the JFK Jr Plane crash off Martha’s Vineyard. Click the image below to listen to the podcast. Captain W. Russell Website is introduced at 13 minutes 50 seconds.
Captain W. Russell Webster appeared on “Nautical Talk Radio” with Captain Lou on December 9th. He discussed the “Morning Dew” tragedy, which is the subject of his next book, “Lost in Charleston’s Waves”. Listen to the complete interview below.
This story is the preamble to next month’s launch of the book. Thanks to all of you for your unwavering support. Read it here
The fatal Charleston sailboat accident that changed Coast Guard search and rescue The teen’s voice came over the radio at 2:17 a.m., a cry for help on a dark, moonless night. “May … Mayday,” a desperate plea shouted over the crackling static. “U.S. Coast Guard, come in.” The Morning Dew sailboat had crashed into one […]
Listen to an interview with Capt W. Russell Webster on the Nautical Talk podcast.
Watch an NECN interview with Capt W. Russell Webster and other Coastguardsmen on the 64th anniversary of the Pendleton disaster.
Retired US Coast Guard Captain W. Russell Webster talks about the book The Sol e Mar: Tragedy off Martha’s Vineyard which he co-wrote with his wife Elizabeth B. Webster.
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